A criminal investigation has been launched into allegations of misconduct in public office offences by Peter Mandelson. This comes as the Tories want documents relating to his appointment as ambassador to be published.

Andrew Mountbatten Windsor has moved out of Royal Lodge, according to palace sources, as police assess claims that a woman was sent to the former duke by Jeffrey Epstein in 2010.

The son of Norway's crown princess is expected to give evidence for the first time in court today as he stands accused of four charges of rape.

The ex-husband of former First Lady of the United States Jill Biden has been charged with murdering his current wife.

And finally, the government will publish the national cancer plan today, which will pledge that 75% of patients diagnosed from 2035 will be cancer-free or living well after five years. This figure currently stands at 60%.

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The Prime Minister is set to chair a cabinet meeting today as police investigate allegations that his former US Ambassador, Lord Mandelson, leaked sensitive government information to convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

Sarah Ferguson’s charity, Sarah’s Trust, has announced it will close for the "foreseeable future” just days after new details emerged of her friendship with Epstein.

Meanwhile, the pressure grows on Ferguson's ex-husband Andrew Mountbatten Windsor to testify before Congress, as former president Bill Clinton and his wife Hillary have announced they will do so.

Tech entrepreneur Elon Musk is merging his space exploration and artificial intelligence ventures into one single company.

And Cristiano Ronaldo is reportedly on strike at his club Al Nassr, despite being on £500,000 a day.

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Lord Mandelson has quit the Labour Party to avoid causing it - he says - “further embarrassment", after the latest release of Epstein files on Friday.

Erfan Soltani, an Iranian protestor who was reportedly set to face the death penalty, has been released on bail, with talks of a ‘regional war’ should the US attack Iran.

Israel is set to open the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt, but there will be restrictions on the number of people allowed to pass through.

The Government has announced that anyone found touting illegal smuggling routes into the UK could face prison for up to five years.

And, finally- there was success for British artists at the Grammys on a politically charged evening in Los Angeles.

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The Prime Minister continues his trip to China and despite securing some concessions, words from US President Donald Trump threaten to overshadow the tour.

Tom Homan, the White House border czar, has said the federal government is looking to "draw back" on the number of federal immigration officers in Minnesota.

Also today, train passengers are missing out on more than £80m per year in compensation for delayed journeys because of "unacceptable" claims processes.

And finally, can anyone stop the dominance of Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner in men's tennis? The Australian Open Men's semi-finals take place today.

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Sir Keir Starmer says he wants a more sophisticated relationship with China. However, the Chinese leader Xi Jinping has acknowledged that there have been twists and turns in UK-China ties but admitted that engagement is "unavoidable".

The Prime Minister is on a three-day visit to the country - the first time a British prime minister has been to China in eight years.

Tensions continue to escalate between the US and Iran after a warning from President Trump that time is running out for a nuclear deal.

Plus, a man paralysed in an accident is given new hope after being given Elon Musk's Neuralink brain implant. Sebastian Gomez-Pena, one of seven people fitted with the chip in the UK trial, can now control a laptop simply by thinking, despite being paralysed from the neck down.

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How does Sir Keir Starmer play his trip to China? He's the first British prime minister to make a visit for eight years - and he's got a challenge on his hands.

How does he get the superpower on side to help his own plans for economic growth whilst at the same time show that he's well aware of suspicions about the country.

Also, US President Donald Trump's narrative shifts as he says he wants to "de-escalate" in Minnesota.

And the government is offering free AI training for adults across the UK. It's apparently meant to equip us with AI skills at work but will it save our jobs?

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Around 50 Labour MPs have signed a letter objecting to Andy Burnham being blocked from standing in a forthcoming by-election - putting more pressure on Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer.

Nigel Farage claims the right of British politics is "finally uniting" following former home secretary Suella Braverman’s defection from the Conservatives to Reform UK.

Plus, who will be the winners and losers when the 2026 Bafta nominations are announced?

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Andy Burnham is blocked from standing as an MP - is this a sign of strength or weakness for Sir Keir Starmer?

There have been more protests this weekend in Minneapolis following the fatal shooting of nurse Alex Pretti by a federal officer.

And the Home Secretary announces an overhaul of policing in England and Wales - including a "British FBI".

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The first ever trilateral talks between Ukrainian, Russian and US officials will take place today.

Donald Trump has been criticised for saying NATO troops stayed away from the frontline in Afghanistan.

The Home Secretary is planning to drastically cut the number of police forces in England and Wales.

And TikTok's sealed a deal in the US to keep its business running there.

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Europe breathes a sign of relief as Donald Trump climbs down from threats of tariffs countries that opposed his plans to take Greenland.

The House of Lords votes in favour of a social media ban for under-16s.

There’s a fresh police appeal for information about a brutal murder case which became the longest running miscarriage of justice case in the UK.

And, Prue Leith has stepped down as a judge on the Great British Bake Off- but who will be her replacement?

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